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In this case, we can first compute the volume of the sample in mL from the ounces:

Thus, with the volume of the sample, we can compute the amount of sugar given the 10 g of sugar per 100 mL of soft drink as shown below:

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I think so, <span> how much of all chemistry is to do with numbers? A lot! So being good at mathematics makes a huge aspect of chemistry so much easier but if you aren't mathematical then you can work at it and become reasonably proficient at it.</span>
HCl - Red (strong acid)

- Blue (weak base)
NaOH - Purple (strong base)

Green (neutral)
) adding phosphoric acid, said phosphoric acid reacting with said calcium carbonate to release gaseous carbon dioxide bubbles, and said water providing water of hydration to said plaster of Paris to form gypsum that sets around said carbon dioxide bubbles thereby forming said foamed plaster.